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by Majid Rafizadeh • April 3, 2018
at 6:00 am
- I have lived for years
in these places in the Middle East and seen with my own eyes the
cruelty and abuse that takes place under extremist Islamic law.
I have heard the screams of families as their loved ones were
tortured and slaughtered for the simplest acts -- singing,
dancing, voicing an opinion, or simply being a non-Muslim -- all
of which are crimes.
- If we play the game of
misinforming and misleading people about Islamism, by making
irrelevant analogies to whitewash the violence and terrorism
which are generated by Islamic fundamentalism, we are
indoctrinating the literally millions of innocent children who
will be either the perpetrators or victims of the next radical
Islamic terror attacks -- including Muslims.
- Meanwhile the real
scholars of Islam, such as Robert Spencer, who are trying to
warn the public about these apologists, are called
"Islamophobes," poisoned, often fired from work,
censored on social media and barred from entering democratic
countries such as Britain.
When I was new to the United States, a so-called
"moderate" Muslim scholar pulled me aside and gave me some
"friendly" words of advice:
"In the West, there is a trend unfolding. If you
follow it, you will find great success, more than you can imagine. It
is very easy, all you have to do is stick to a few simple rules. No
matter what your personal views are, you must be a Muslim apologist
-- an apologist for radical Islam -- and present yourself as a
'moderate' Muslim scholar. If you can accomplish this, they will lap
it up. You will never want for anything again. You will easily gain
wealth and become the most in-demand 'moderate' Muslim scholar in the
West!"
It sounded reasonable enough. "As you have the
advantage of being from the region," he continued, "you
will come across as authentic."
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